Planting the seed for new growth
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BEDIAS — The Bedias community met April 6 to break ground on a community garden that will help fill a need locally. Grimes County Health Resource Center Director Lara Meece founded the garden.
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Celebrating Students and Staff
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TEDDY BEARS DONATED NZVFD
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The Iola/North Zulch Chapter of the Eastern Star #458 donated teddy bears to the North Zulch Volunteer Fire Department. NZVFD were thankful and said, “We hope we never have to hand them out, but we're certain the children will find them comforting if we do.”
Nurturing a Legacy of Rodeo, Nursing, and Resilience
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Tacy Kay Webb, 26-year-old resident of Midway, credits much of her success in the rodeo arena to her dad, Dan Webb, who was an eighttime National Finals Rodeo qualifier. “He’s competitive like me,” says Tacy.
Volunteer needs continue to grow for local child advocacy agency
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Voices for Children is seeking volunteers to advocate for the best interest of children in foster care in the Brazos Valley.
DAR honors Wamsley
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The Captain John McAdams Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution has named Lisa Michelle Wamsley, the recipient of the 2024 Woman in American History Award. Wamsley also serves as the coordinator of the local Son-Shine Outreach Center, Inc., she was recognized by the DAR for her contributions to the community surrounding Madison County and within the county.
New coalition seeks community support
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Lisa Wamsley, representing the Son-Shine Center, has invited all local churches and community members to attend a meeting of the Madison Community Coalition, aiming to provide information and gauge the level of support from churches and the local community in establishing a coalition.
North Zulch FFA shines at Area 9 CDE Contest
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North Zulch FFA members pose for a group photo after competing in the Area 9 CDE contest at Sam Houston State University, Tuesday, April 2. Lily S placed sixth in the individual poultry contest, while Riley W secured tenth place in the individual horse judging event.
Madisonville students scale new heights
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Students from Madisonville Intermediate School challenge themselves on a rock-climbing wall in front of the school, Tuesday, April 2. The activity was a reward for the 341 students who successfully met their Accelerated Reading goals for the third nine-week period.
